‘Dungeon Masters’ Officially Kills Off a ‘World of Warcraft’ Hero [Exclusive]
Christian Navarro’s goblin rogue Mistik dies in combat in the fifth episode of *Dungeon Masters: D&D: World of Warcraft*. His death leaves the guild Afterlife to continue without him, raising the emotional stakes as its members try to rebuild their reputation and earn a place in the fight against the Lich King.
Navarro said he played each turn hoping Mistik would survive, but accepted that the odds had become overwhelming. He saw the character’s final moments as unexpectedly peaceful, with the possibility of reunion with loved ones. Navarro also regretted that Mistik and Greave, a death knight played by Neil Newbon, did not get to explore how they might help each other find peace.
- Mistik dies in the campaign’s fifth episode.
- Navarro accepted the character’s fate as the odds worsened.
- Mistik’s bond with Greave remains unexplored.
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World of Warcraft is a fantasy game set in a world of rival factions, dangerous creatures and powerful enemies. Dungeons & Dragons is a game in which players create characters and decide what they do, while a person called the Dungeon Master guides the story and the challenges.
In Dungeon Masters: D&D: World of Warcraft, performers play characters in a Dungeons & Dragons story set in the Warcraft world. The guild Afterlife is a group of adventurers trying to restore its standing and join the fight against the Lich King, a major enemy in that setting.
Mistik is a goblin rogue played by Christian Navarro, and Greave is a death knight played by Neil Newbon. Their characters’ experiences shape the group’s story, while the performers’ choices help determine how it unfolds.